Postgres Just Killed Elasticsearch
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Sign Up for TigerData for free: https://tsdb.co/twt-TigerData Checkout the GitHub repo for more information: https://tsdb.co/twt-pg-textsearch
"Windows is a little bit wonky" 🤣
Good vid. Postgres vs SQlite is my personal vim vs Emacs war... ;) Elastic lost me with their licensing waffles... and SOLR just atrophied over the years... not that old is bad... I still use Recoll on the DT.
Remembering to enable postgresql extensions I intend to use always gets me, too.
This is super cool technology. Thanks for sharing it.
Why the clickbait title? You can also do vector search in Elasticsearch out of the box. I am an Apache Solr user, which is based on Lucene engine as Elasticsearch, and I can do vector search in Solr.
Very timely video thanks
How well does it work with semantic search? And comparing to Full Text Search what are the performances and memory complexity for the index?
Hey, there's also one more extension from the Tiger Data / TimescaleDB that is pg_timescaledb which will let you derive the time based analytics, making postgres as kinda OLTP also one more is there named pg_mooncake which integrates the DuckDB which is like SQLite for Analytics directly embedded in the Postgres instance.
please do a video with the other methods and compare them
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Sign Up for TigerData for free: https://tsdb.co/twt-TigerData Checkout the GitHub repo for more information: https://tsdb.co/twt-pg-textsearch
"Windows is a little bit wonky" 🤣
Good vid. Postgres vs SQlite is my personal vim vs Emacs war... ;) Elastic lost me with their licensing waffles... and SOLR just atrophied over the years... not that old is bad... I still use Recoll on the DT.
Remembering to enable postgresql extensions I intend to use always gets me, too.
This is super cool technology. Thanks for sharing it.
Why the clickbait title? You can also do vector search in Elasticsearch out of the box. I am an Apache Solr user, which is based on Lucene engine as Elasticsearch, and I can do vector search in Solr.
Very timely video thanks
How well does it work with semantic search? And comparing to Full Text Search what are the performances and memory complexity for the index?
Hey, there's also one more extension from the Tiger Data / TimescaleDB that is pg_timescaledb which will let you derive the time based analytics, making postgres as kinda OLTP also one more is there named pg_mooncake which integrates the DuckDB which is like SQLite for Analytics directly embedded in the Postgres instance.
please do a video with the other methods and compare them